Code Numbers For Window Sticker?

['67 StingRay]

If you want to make up a new window sticker for your old car for car shows, just so people get an idea of what all the options originally cost... where do you find those long six-digit numbers that come before the name of the option? (ie. 2J50MA VACUUM POWER BRAKE 42.15
I know you can find the prices in the Corvette Black Book.

 

[ChuckG]

Triple A Enterprises will make you a repro sticker for a few bucks. It'll have all the correct codes, fonts, prices, etc.

Not worth fooling with it yourself, IMHO.

http://www.window-sticker.com/

Chuck

 

[67HEAVEN]

'67 StingRay,

We're happy to see your first post.

Chuck has it right. For information purposes at cruise-ins, etc., it's a neat addition to the car.

 

[JohnZ]

The complete six-digit codes are only shown on the Order Copy (tank sticker), window sticker, and Dealer Wholesale Invoice.

2 = Placeholder - almost always used as the first digit ('63-'66); "02" was used in '67 on the tank sticker and invoice.

J50 = Sales RPO code for the option; each option had its own code.

MA = ECL (Exception Control Letter) - there were several for each option, depending on what body style the car was and what OTHER options were on the same car. See Noland's book (option section for each year) - each option shows the ECL's used and what other options affected/changed them. The ECL for an option told the computer which combination of parts that particular car needed to install that option, depending on how the rest of the car was configured. That's how the parts were ordered, and how the in-plant inventory was relieved when the car was built.

 

[maxphunn]

Triple A Enterprises will make you a repro sticker for a few bucks. It'll have all the correct codes, fonts, prices, etc.

Triple A makes a nice product but, unless he has changed, the codes may not be correct for your car. When questioned about the codes they put on my sticker I was told that if I wanted CORRECT codes I should have supplied them.

That said, it is a nice product, everybody checks it out at cruise nites, and joe public hasn't a clue about the codes.